Sex Offender On The Run From Georgia Arrested In San Francisco
An alleged fugitive sex offender from Georgia was arrested in San Francisco on Tuesday after he was stopped for riding his bicycle on a sidewalk, a police spokesman said Thursday.
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An alleged fugitive sex offender from Georgia was arrested in San Francisco on Tuesday after he was stopped for riding his bicycle on a sidewalk, a police spokesman said Thursday.
A number of City College of San Francisco students were holding a rally Thursday to call on school administrators to include more student input in their ongoing fight to stay accredited.
Dozens of San Francisco restaurants accused of overcharging customers to cover employees' health care have less than two months left to clear their names or face prosecution.
Residents of lower Nob Hill, frustrated with the raucous bar scene that has cropped up near Polk Street, have been pushing San Francisco officials for a moratorium on bars in the neighborhood.
A Bay Area couple who found a bag with more than $10,000 in cash near the Golden Gate Bridge on Valentine's Day dropped their plans as they searched for the rightful owner.
The death of a laboratory worker at the San Francisco Veterans Affairs Medical Center last April prompted federal safety officials on Wednesday to announce the issuance of a notice of unsafe and unhealthful working conditions at the lab.
Twenty-five cities, including San Francisco, San Jose, and Sacramento, have been invited by the U.S. Olympic Committee to submit bids for the Summer Olympics in 2024.
Kink.com, the San Francisco-based pornography production house based out of the old Armory Building, is facing allegations from former models that they have been denied worker's compensation and have offered hush money in exchange for keeping quiet about injuries, according to a report in SF Weekly.
Homes and businesses in part of San Francisco's Mission District were evacuated Wednesday morning because of a gas leak, authorities said.
More than 500 San Francisco city workers made more than Governor Jerry Brown last year and almost 200 of them made in excess of $200,000.
A man was arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting a woman in San Francisco's Cathedral Hill neighborhood late Saturday night, police said Wednesday.
Bus shuttles will be running on the Powell-Mason cable car line Wednesday due to a water main break in San Francisco's North Beach neighborhood, according to the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Authority.
Yahoo is renovating the main entry into its website in an effort to get people to visit more frequently and linger for longer periods of time.
Muni's first assessment of their all-door boarding policy is resulting in slight improvements to on-time performance according to a report released last week by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency.
Parking near San Francisco's AT&T Park is getting pricier in the evenings and during events at the ballpark starting next month, transit officials announced Tuesday.
Police are asking for the public's help in finding out who fatally shot a 23-year-old man near San Francisco's Alamo Square in early February.
The America's Cup Organizing committee is millions short in coming up with private funds to cover the costs of covering the yachting race. Now a San Francisco supervisor has said city officials were "f-ing played" by race organizers and he's "f-ing ashamed" of the likelihood that the city will spend millions in public funds on the event.
Sour grapes are growing between San Francisco City Hall and restaurateurs over what critics say is a confusing and badly written law.
Anchor Brewing Company plans to expand, and is eyeing a large space in the new Mission Rock development south of San Francisco's AT&T Park.
Police reopened streets around the Wells Fargo headquarters in San Francisco's Financial District after investigating a suspicious package that was found there Monday morning.
A woman who was hit by a San Francisco Municipal Railway bus on Saturday near Lake Merced has died.
Presidents Day is February 18. In honor of the holiday, here are ways you can get in touch with your patriotic side. Experience the glorious San Francisco Bay simultaneously with sails, kayaking, hikes, bike rides and more at these living museums and free park sites. Celebrate your freedom on the water and with some fresh air.
During the winter months when it's chilly or wet outside, playing video games indoors can be especially inviting for kids living in the South Bay. Keep your kids active with this advice from a South Bay fitness professional.
On the heels of a close fly-by of an asteroid 17,000 miles from Earth on Friday morning and a devastating meteor that landed in Russia, Bay Area stargazers caught a glimpse of another meteor Friday night.
Two men were injured when they were attacked with a hatchet during a home invasion robbery in San Francisco's Noe Valley neighborhood on Thursday night, police said Friday.
